Category: Elections

1917 French Communist Party Congress historical speech photo, vintage political event, revolutionary gathering with prominent leaders and communist symbols.

March 17, 1947 – Tight Lips And Empty Pockets – East-West Diplomacy – A Call To End Occupation

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U.S. soldiers disembarking from a military ship with a "Mission Accomplished Farewell" banner, symbolizing military deployment or return, highlighting historical news and military history archival content.

February 25, 1984 – Marines Leaving Beirut – The Never Ending Iran-Iraq War – Making The Cut In Primary Season

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Debate ’92 – The New Hampshire Democratic Primary – 1992 – Past Daily Reference Room

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Spiro Agnew – Meet The Press – 1968 – Past Daily Reference Room

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Vintage photo of political campaign supporters gathering at an event, with signs and photographs of candidates, showcasing mid-20th century political activism and campaign history.

Elections And Public Opinion Polls – 1948 – Past Daily Reference Room

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Election ’72 – The Elusive Youth Vote. Past Daily Reference Room

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VINTAGE BLACK AND WHITE PHOTOGRAPH OF A SINGER IN A WHITE SUIT PERFORMING WITH A MICROPHONE, EMOTIONAL EXPRESSIONS AND THE SHADOW CAST ON THE WALL, CELEBRATING MUSIC HISTORY AND ORAL ARCHIVES.

November 19, 1994 – Cab Calloway: The Hi-De-Ho Man Has Left The Building – Jesse Helms Slams Bill Clinton – Dianne Feinstein Declares Victory.

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